koobas.hobune.stream
Call a class in c#
Hello, i`m having a problem that i can`t understand, for example in js i have:
//In a script named MenuElement i have:
class MenuElements
{
//My public vars and enums methods etc
}
-------------------------------------------
// And then in another Script named MenuWindows
//code...
var myElements: MenuElements[];
And this works perfectly, the problem is when i try to do the same thing in c# it simply doen`t work and gives error "NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object"
// In script MenuElements
public class MenuElements
{
//My public vars enums methods etc
}
//In Script MenuWindow
public class MenuWindow : MonoBehaviour
{
public MenuElements[] myElements;
void OnEnable()
{
if (myElements.Length > 0)
for (var i = 0; i < myElements.Length; i++)
{
//myElements[i] = new MenuElements();
myElements[i].SetParent(this);
myElements[i].parentSize.x = size.x;
myElements[i].parentSize.y = size.y;
startPosition = position;
myElements[i].percentage = true;
myElements[i].Start();
}
}
}
I have tried allot of things but i can`t put it to work, what am i doing wrong? My objective is to instantiate the class MenuElements inside MenuWindow, after inserting the number of instances of that class in the inspector.
Add: 'System.Serializable' attribute above your non monobehvaiour class
[System.Serializable]
public class MenuElements
{
//My public vars enums methods etc
}
Indeed... (+ Character so I can post this. But now that's a bundle more characters. What a predicament!)
In UnityScript every class you create gets by default the System.Serializable attribute. In C# you have to add it to your class so it's displayed in the inspector. When it's displayed in the inspector you don't need to create the array or the classes since that is done by the inspector.
[System.Serializable]
public class MenuElements
{
}
